Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

accurate and timely targeting

English answer:

"targeting" specific clients

Added to glossary by Nasima Sarwar
Feb 19, 2003 09:57
21 yrs ago
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English term

accurate and timely targeting

English Marketing
....through accurate and timely targeting, distribution and measurement services...(- for comunications services)

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I think "targeting services" means...

"targeting" specific clients. i.e. not sending information etc to everybody, but selecting those customers to whom the information will be of most interest, and who are most likely to respond...the sentence means that the tageting/selection, distribution and measurement (monitoring) all have to be carried out accurately and at the right time.
Peer comment(s):

agree jerrie : getting the market/customers right, getting the time right...right time/right audience
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agree pcovs
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agree J Fox
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks. Your explaination was most accurate."
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2 mins

accurate target in due time

actions to sepecific targets and they should be don in proper time. Targets should also be chosen in due time as well.
Peer comment(s):

agree Maciej Andrzejczak
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37 mins

precise, and well-timed targetting (of market segment)

Different market segments has differing needs at various times. For a product to be successful, it needs to be targetted at niche markets at an opportune time.

Some brands are pure hype based on marketing and priced at a premium but it still sells because of the image generated.

Some exmaples,
- products prominently associated with blockbluster movies sell well for a limited period immediately after the premier of the movie.
- Swiss analog watches sells at many multiples of the price of digital watches.
- You buy a Ferrari, though you may only drive within congested city limits.
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10 hrs

Well focused and timely targeting

It sounds professional
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